Podcast appearances and mentions of ashleigh slater

If you enjoy listening to Real Refreshment, we've got another great show that you'll want to add to your playlist. Let us introduce you to Team Us!For husband and wife Ted and Ashleigh Slater, the 1987 film The Princess Bride is frequently playing in their home. For them, one of the most memorable characters is Inigo Montoya. His patience and persistence as he hunts for the six-fingered man remind them that it takes time to execute a “death wish.” But what does a “death wish” have to do with marriage?While they joined a new team when they promised, “I do,” that doesn't mean the unity and cooperation is going to be easy or automatic. It takes time after marriage to make that transition from “me” to “us.”One reason is that all of us come to marriage with ingrained habits. These are the things that steal joy from our relationship, keep us from walking in unity and practicing cooperation, and can even weaken our resolve to stay committed.Continue Listening to Team Us for 3 Ways to Practice Patience, Persistence, and Grace:Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/4019Wwi Spotify: https://spoti.fi/403J3Io LifeAudio: https://www.lifeaudio.com/team-us/why-becoming-a-team-takes-time-and-thats-okay

If you enjoy listening to Empowering Homeschool Conversations, we've got another great show that you'll want to add to your playlist. Let us introduce you to Team Us.In this special episode preview, husband and wife Ted and Ashleigh Slater exaplain how your daily habits can positively influence your relationship and how your healthy marriage will create a legacy for generations to come. Continue Listening to Team Us: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3kHp4iiSpotify: https://spoti.fi/3WCgPl4LifeAudio: https://www.lifeaudio.com/empowering-homeschool-conversationsEpisode Notes: We all want to finish well as couples, right? We sure do! Well, it's the daily decisions we make individually and together that influence how our marriages fare in the long run. Because of this, it's important to be purposeful to live out the day-to-day in a way that positively affects the years to come.So how can we keep moving toward the finish line united? Listen in as we share why right now matters to the long-term of your marriage. You'll hear how the choices you make today affect your relationship tomorrow, next year, and even a decade from now. 2 Ways to Help You Finish Well1. Make today's decisions with a long-term perspective2. Have a realistic view of your own weaknesses

You know that frustration you feel when you just can’t get on the same page with your husband or your roommate or your boss or your BFF? It’s discouraging, isn’t it? Our relationships start with a “doing life together” mindset. But without even realizing it, the me-versus-you mentality can take over. On this episode, author Ashleigh Slater helps us shift from me versus you to team us! You'll learn how to make patience practical, see conflict as an adventure, and cultivate light-heartedness in all your relationships. SHOW NOTES: 413podcast.com/33

I was happy to welcome Ashleigh Slater back to join me around my kitchen table. She was my second guest 2 years ago. We have a conversation about braving sorrow. We talk about loss—loss of jobs, houses, dreams, control, and even life. Loss can make for a hard season that we sometimes end up walking through alone. We sometimes don’t feel like we have the permission to grieve losses. We compare our losses and feel like ours isn’t worth grieving. She talks about her “weeping years” where she walked through a number of losses in a couple of years. And what she shares what she learned about herself, her community and her God because of it.  What did you enjoy about this episode? What was your takeaway. Let's continue the conversation on Instagram or Twitter or you can send me an email here.  Thank you for following along life with me. I love being apart of your day. And as always, I hope this show helps you survive a little easier.

Life is hard. But one of the things that makes it hard is that there's so much good...that we sometimes have to let go. If you are going through a season of loss, listen in on an honest (no trite, pat answers allowed) yet encouraging talk with author Ashleigh Slater, who knows a thing or two about braving the sorrow of saying goodbye to some of life's good things.

On this week's episode, Sarah chats with Ashleigh Slater, author of Team Us--a book about how couples can work together as a team.